Connector insert battles into the future

To modernise the armed forces, ODU believes that connectors will need to meet new challenges. The company has introduced an insert for the ODU AMC High-Density connector in size 0. The connector has a larger contact diameter of 0.7mm for higher robustness under heavy mechanical impact, says ODU. The seven-pin pole configuration offers a more future-proof alternative than any other six-pole NETT-Warrior connector, claims the company. It has been introduced to meet the high demands as performance requirements increase.

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Editors Blog – Exoskeletons – taking the strain

Exoskeletons can do more than support muscles and limbs, with the addition of haptic technology they can rehabilitate patients and entertain gamers, writes Caroline Hayes

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Glitch-free supervisor offers robust protection for low voltage IoT applications

Claimed to be the industry’s smallest, lowest power, glitch-free supervisor, the MAX16162 eliminates power-up errors, claims Maxim Integrated.

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Metallic finish for NFC labels to enhance packaging

Labels with metallic finishes maintain NFC communication performance and bring value to high-end products, claims Toppan Printing.

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